Definition of «beatdown»

The term "beatdown" has several meanings depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, it can refer to any situation where someone or something is overpowered and defeated by another person or force. For example, "I gave him a beatdown in the boxing ring."

2) It can also be used to describe an aggressive physical attack on someone, often involving multiple assailants. Example: "He got a beatdown from three guys."

3) In online gaming or esports contexts, it refers to a lopsided victory where one team dominates another in a competition. For example, "The professional gamers gave their opponents a beatdown and won the match easily."

Usage examples

After bragging about his skills, John received a brutal beatdown from Mike during their boxing match.
The bully finally got what he deserved when a group of kids gave him a relentless beatdown in the schoolyard.
The street fighter delivered a swift and powerful beatdown to his opponent, leaving everyone in awe of his strength.
The gangsters unleashed a vicious beatdown on their rival gang, leaving them battered and bruised.
Despite being outnumbered, the determined hero managed to fight off the attackers and give them a severe beatdown.

Sentences with «beatdown»

The rest of their work — a bunch of beatdowns of lesser teams — holds up fine with the middle parts of the other unbeaten teams» resumes. (sbnation.com)
Now you can move to the music and deliver beatdowns on the big screen with your PS4, or on the go with your PS Vita. (blog.us.playstation.com)
After flexing their muscles in a shock 18 - point beatdown in Game 1, the Pacers will have the same opportunity that West, George, and Hibbert had six years ago: to walk into a series against LeBron James», punch his team in the mouth four times out of seven, and demand he take them seriously. (sbnation.com)
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Definition of «beatdown»

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Sentences with «beatdown»

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